Visual Tarot reading versus traditional meanings

[@FG-Marie]

Love that❤❤❤🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@tarotquestfr8692]

Hello David, another great video. It's great to see you at the beginning, it puts a face to a voice ! I didn't know at all this way of doing the 3-card draw, by drawing a card until you have a Triumph card, it's very interesting ! I also like how you sensitize between the graphic interpretation and the symbolic interpretation. And it's true that the Ancient Italian Tarot offers a refreshingly new visual interpretation !

[@Aceofwands688]

Thank you for your feedback. I did get your newsletter by the way and I thoroughly enjoyed your thoughts on Lenormand. I will reply to that specifically at some point. I do like this type of 3 card draw and I've had some very good readings with that spread and using the Ancient Italian which I'm still really enjoying. It's an easy deck to read for more experienced readers, with surprising depth. One has to adjust to some images that are non traditional though. Looking at that reading again, there are other ideas and impressions that I have discovered, but I cannot edit it now and I wanted to keep this video to a manageable length. I wanted to point out how that Devil looks at ("regards") the Hanged Man, because I think that is very significant and revealing in this reading. I also wanted to stress how that 10 of swords negatively impacted on the Ace of Cups and how one must see the cards in relationship to each other; not just isolated meanings.

[@andreiadetavora8471]

I'm learning now to read with the Tarocchi di Marsiglia. I've been reading cartomancy style and also with Thoth and R-W for more then 20 years. It's been fun. But I always struggled with the numerological association of R-W Smith, I like Thoth more. The beautiful thing about tarot is that we are constantly learning. Marsiglia is like having a free card to simply think outside the box! This was a terrific video! Very informative!!

[@Aceofwands688]

@@andreiadetavora8471 thank you for the lovely comment. I agree, learning never stops I'm constantly discovering new things and changing certain ways of reading.